Wet a Scott paper towel, place in microwave and microwave for 30 seconds. The steam will loosen any baked on spills and the warm Scott towel will wipe the interior of the microwave clean
I had several dark knit tops that had little bleach spots from where I had been cleaning..I found just the right shade of marker and used the tip to recolor many black and dark colored clothing... Like New!Stationery store may have the exact color you need and you can buy them individually..Can be used on throw rugs etc...!
409 is great...no bugs ever...
If you find that you have an ink mark on your clothes, all you have to do is be sure to spray the area with hairspray until you can "see" the ink coming off; do this just before you wash the item. I used to work at a copy place, so I know for a fact that this works. It doesn't matter what kind of hairspray.
You can use Listerine to clean your bathroon counter. I tried it it really works to get the stains of your bathroom counter.
Put an old nylon stocking on the end of your washer hose, it filters out lint so this doesn't do down your drain-which in time can lead to build-up.
You can use an old baby bottle brush tied to a string as a handle for extending the brush down into the area where the lint may be; you can also use the string hanging it up. You can also brush the actual lint trap using the baby bottle brush. Lint comes off quicker and faster!
I was in the ER due to cutting the tip of my finger with a knife and the wash rag I had wrapped around my finger was totally soaked with blood. I told my husband to throw it away, and the doctor spoke up and said, "Just take it home and soak it in a sink with peroxide!" So we did, and the blood disappeared right before our eyes! Just like a science experiment! We've used the tip several times since then - worked! Give it a try; but I hope you don't cut yourself bad!
